Correct.... I said civil contractor:). There is nothing worse than being without water or fixing a water break. Hell even my irrigation "Mains" are plumbed this way.
This is a civil contractors approach so a little more expensive but bullet proof. I would use cts (much easer to find and adapt to if ever needed) pipe with brass compression couplers like these...
Timing cover plugs on quads/dirtbikes is another example. 10,14,17 are common. Some use them for valve cover plugs also. It is pretty ridiculous to use a 1/2" drive 17mm hex to take a plug out that has max 10-15 lbs of torque
Had mine for about a year now weekend diy and love it. I've never had a jack with the rapid pump and would never think about going back now. No issues with it that's for sure.
I'm just an average smhoe and have both t-27/47 it's actually quite common in any set of socket bits. Ive used them on brake calipers on really tight t-45 taped them in and no chance of slipping. Might not be what they where ment for but it works. To be honest I rather like torx and etorx can...
The difference is with a combo I can use my drill to predrill the holes and my driver to drive the screws no messing around or swaping bits or changing heads
I could see some uses for a diy guy who doesn't need or have the space for a bunch of dedicated tools on the other hand I can't see anything other than the drill and impact driver working that well. I think it has an inflator attachment that ppl really like to.
It also depends on what size of wrench u are talking about. I'm going to assume u mean the compact ones that are the same size as the drivers. If u are talking about the big hightorque models I think u would be better off having both my little impact driver breaks enough bits and screws with...
Which would u use more the wrench or the driver I think that would answer your question. If u do mechanical work more then I think u would be dissapointed with a driver and vise versa
seattle is to far and seems to expensive well at least craigslist is. really liking the sfv-4 right on the edge of my price though especially now that amazon charges tax :mad:
toomanytoyzz since this will be my first and hopefully last (yeah right we all know every man needs atleat 3:lol_hitti...
im looking to get a new vise for myself for x-mas and was looking to spend 75-150. I know everyone is going to say to craigslist and what not but Ive truly exhausted that option. either they are the same amount as to buy a new one or are reasonably priced but 150-300 miles away and drives the...